planWTB is a community planning process designed to help Waterbury residents
and stakeholders choose the future they want for the community.

Led by the Waterbury Planning Commission, the process will allow us to create a
community vision for the future and map out an action plan to make it happen.

Thank you for your interest. If you'd like to get updates on the plan please check back here or sign up here to receive email updates.

During our standard bi-monthly Planning Commission meetings we will be reviewing this feedback and collecting additional input from the public. We encourage anyone who is interested to attend these sessions from 6:00-7:45PM and discuss the aspiration, goals, and strategies for each chapter. 

The tentative schedule is as follows:

• August 25th: Local Economy, Facilities, Utilities, & Local Government

• September 8th: Housing

• September 22nd: Energy & Transportation

• October 13th: Natural Resources & Flood Resilience

• October 27th: Historic & Cultural Resources, & Recreation

• November 10th: Land Use

Our meetings are typically held in the Steele Room or the SAL room at the Public Library - find details about upcoming meetings here.

This website will be updated regularly. 

For future engagement opportunities, continue to check:

• Front Porch Forum

• the Waterbury Roundabout

• the Waterbury Facebook page 

The Waterbury Town Plan serves as the framework for the future of Waterbury, especially with regard to the decisions that will guide growth and investments, as well as ensures the Town has a seat at the table during state regulatory proceedings. 

It describes the town’s history, existing physical, social and economic conditions and establishes a vision for the future. This vision is supported by specific goals and action items. 

The Waterbury Planning Commission is charged with updating the Town Plan every eight years; Waterbury's Town Plan was last updated in 2018. The revised plan will reflect the vision, goals, objectives, and actions that the town members have identified. The commission will be seeking input and participation from residents and organizations throughout 2024-2025. Our goal is to complete the Town Plan update by the end of 2025.